[SOLVED] Managing Microsoft SQL Server 2005 on linux
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Does anyone know a good application to manage MS SQL Server 2005 on linux. I am looking for a good replacement of the Windows version that comes with the installation of SQL Server. We have a small group of developers, administrators and consultants who use linux and need to be able to access the company's SQL Servers.
I'm not aware of one, but would suggest an alternative. We often run the SQL Server management tools in Terminal Services sessions, and you could install tsclient or rdesktop to access TS from Linux desktops. The SeamlessRDP version of rdesktop apparently enables you to remote individual Windows applications over RDP:
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